In the first of a 4-part series published by The Globalist blog, I reviewed the evolution of the G20 forum from a meeting in France in 1975.

In this Brookings op-ed, the best measure of success of Secretary of State Clinton’s visit to Indonesia is how well she listens, I wrote.

In this Brookings working paper, co-authored with Jim Fox, we describe the MCC as “a brilliant innovation” and make a case for more funding.

In this Brookings op-ed, I focused on the role of the emerging market country leaders in this new, for them, global forum.

Seven scholars contributed to this Brookings report. My part was “Keep the IMF at the Center”.

In this Brookings op-ed, I examine good and bad features of this important innovation in global governance.

My essay published by the Peace Corps magazine WorldView, proposed making the Peace Corps part of an international study and service agency.

In a Brookings Policy Brief and a Working Paper, I made a radical argument for moving the World Bank out of Washington DC to Europe.

This was written to get the candidates in the 2008 presidential election to commit to making the Peace Corps bigger and more effective.

In this Brookings Policy Brief, co-authored with Kevin Quigley, we laid out the case for a Peace Corps of 80,000 volunteers.

In this Brookings op-ed, co-authored with David Steinberg, we offer 5 principles for better governance in the aftermath of Cyclone Nargis.

In this Brookings op-ed, co-authored with Elizabeth Ferris, we speculated on how the devasting Cyclone Nargis could spark better governance.

In this Brookings Q and A, I addressed key policy challenges after Cyclone Nargis for the military regime and the international community.

In this Q and A piece for Brookings, I address four key issues related to the nature of the Global Financial Crisis.

In this Brookings op-ed, I described how President Suharto had become a problem for the US after years of being a friend; an object lesson.

This Brookings Q and A was prompted by the death of President Suharto. The overriding challenge going forward is to make democracy work.

In this short Brookings Q and A, the first question I answered was “Why should Americans care about the ASEAN Community?”

In this Brookings op-ed, co-authored with David Steinberg, we argue for ending the US policy of sanctions against this “outpost of tyranny”.

In this Brookings op-ed, on the threshold of the 2008 presidential election campaign, I listed four IMF/World Bank issues worth debating.

Indonesia was the worst victim of the Asian Financial Crisis. In this Brookings op-ed, I suggest that Indonesia had gained the most from it.